NC Town’s Beloved Cat Returns Home After Traveling From The Coast To Orange County
A costal NC community recently celebrated the return of its beloved local cat Hoover after he ended up at the Orange County Animal Shelter.
CHCCS, Orange County Schools on 2-Hour Delay for Thursday as Districts Monitors Overnight Precipitation
With the threat of wintry mix and freezing temperatures on Wednesday night, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools announced it will operate on a two-hour delay for Thursday morning.
Holding Court: Next Up for Much-Improved UNC — Duke, ACC’s Toughest Schedule
If the Tar Heels continue to grow, thrive and win over this next month or so, they will head to the ACC Tournament in Charlotte in mid-March with lots of confidence and as one of the favorites for the ACC championship, an achievement that has eluded Carolina for almost a full decade (2016) at this point.
Weekend Around The Hill: February 5 – February 8
Check out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full...
Chapel Hill: UNC Visitors Center Evacuated Due to Gas Leak
The UNC Visitors Center, located at 134 East Franklin Street in downtown Chapel Hill, was...
Chansky’s Notebook: Bluest Bloods
UNC and Duke both have had players who stepped onto the court for the first time in the rivalry and led their teams to wins. Who's next?
Exploring Your Creative Genius: Making Your Way, Finding Your Path
Two ideas that were least popular with my students over the 14 years I taught creativity and entrepreneurship to Duke undergrads were Humility and Making your Way vs Finding your Path.
Seeking Shelter From Trump’s Fury, US Trade Partners Reach Deals With Each Other
Bullied and buffeted by President Donald Trump’s tariffs for the past year, America’s longstanding allies are desperately seeking ways to shield themselves from the president’s impulsive wrath.
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3PM-6PM M-FChatham County Roundup: Chair of the Commissioners Amanda Robertson
Chair of the Chatham County Commissioners Amanda Robertson spoke with 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Tuesday, February 3, discussing county news and events. She talked about the recent winter weather and the county's response to that weather. She also discussed a recent addition to the county's rural preservation buffer. She talked about a recent meeting of the commissioners that saw the public ask for a moratorium on the construction of data centers in the county, how that will actually work legally, and more.
